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1. Journal of Clinical and
Medical Images
A BCC, YouCan Find It Everywhere
Issoual K*
, Achehboune K, Dahhouki S, Elloudi S, Baybay H and Mernissi FZ
Departement of Dermatology, Hassan II Hospital University, Fez, Morocco
ISSN: 2640-9615
Clinicl Image
Volume 3 Issue 1- 2020
Received Date: 21 Dec 2019
Accepted Date: 03 Jan 2020
Published Date: 08 Jan 2020
2. Comment
1. Abstract
BCC is by far the most frequent skin tumor, sun exposure is the most important risk factor in its
pathogenesis, explaining its predominant localization on the head and neck. Its evolution is insidious,
it is slowly progressive and painless, which often delays the diagnosis. We report a case of BCC on the
trunk of fortuitous discovery.
On examination: it was about a small plaque of 1 cm, erythematous,
72-year-old patient, without associated defects, who has a notion
of sunbathing in the summer period who consults for rosacea for
which he has been followed for years under treatment, During the
clinical examination our intension was pulled by a lesion of the
trunk, the patient does not remember the history of this lesion:
he says he has had it for a few years, it sometimes bleeds, but
asymptomatic.
Figure 1 (a,b): erythematousplaquewithabeadededgesandcentralulceration
of the trunk
oval well limited ulcerated in the center, with some crusts, raised
and beaded edges, within many angioma cheery localize au niveau
on dermoscopy: with an erythema background, telangiectasia and
arborizing vessels, an blue-gray dots and small globule, Maple leaf
likeareas,Shinywhiteblotchesand strands,and acentralulceration.
The diagnosis was a BCC, it was confirmed histologically after a
surgical excision.
Figure 2: The dermatoscopic photo shows: telangiectasia and arborizing vessels,
a blue-gray dots and small globule, Maple leaf like areas, Shiny white blotches and
strands, and a centralulceration.
*Corresponding Author (s): Khadija Issoual, Departement of Dermatology, Hassan II Hospi-
tal University, Fez, Morocco, Tel: 0212655085268, E-mail:khadijaissoual@gmail.com
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Citation: Issoual K, Departement of Dermatology, Hassan II Hospital University, Fez, Morocco. A BCC,
You Can Find It Everywhere. Journal of Clinical and Medical Images. 2020; V3(1): 1-2.